Hello all,
Yesterday Dave McCart and I did some birding of Summerhill (I also covered
Bear Swamp and Scott as
well). Early morning there were many Cedar Waxwings, Robins, Blackbirds and
Bluebirds moving. I did
have PINE SISKINS at 5 different locations including ~40 at Bear Swamp, 12
on Lake
Hi all,
Ton and I went around the lake yesterday, Saturday, for some birding. The wind
was strong from the southwest all day. We started out on Stevenson Rd., in the
area around the Pheasant Farm in Ithaca where there was a huge flock (200+) of
mostly female REDWING BLACKBIRDS, with a few
Hello all,
At least a handful of PINE SISKINS, and 3 male PURPLE FINCHES along with
40+ Goldfinches here at yard in
Scott today.
cheers,
Matt
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Inspired by Tim Lenz' report of 2 separate Black Scoters from East Shore Park, I biked over to Stewart Park. Indeed the southern BLACK SCOTER with the Aythya flock was visible. I hope it is still there, because it's a neat bird, neither the adult male with a yellow knob, nor the juvenile or female
After having been gone on vacation for a period of time, and reading
that Pine Siskins had returned to Ithaca, we are glad that we had our
neighbor fill up our bird feeders while we were gone. The Siskins (3)
were here in their glory this morning as we looked out the window at our
feeder (off
This is a re-send; it apparently did not go through. Meanwhile I've just (2:30pm) gotten a rare bird alert from Tim Lenz of a PACIFIC LOON flying north toward Sheldrake Point.--Dave NutterThis morning (Sunday 31 October 2010) Bob McGuire, Stuart Krasnoff, I went to Taughannock point at dawn to
Inspired by the report from yesterday, I went looking and at 2:30 found
a juvenile Black-crowned Night Heron perched in a tree on the far side
of the inlet directly behind Barnes and Noble.
Nearby, by the entrance to Nate's Floral Estates was what I think was a
Muscovy Duck.
Happy
